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Sep 20, 2009 | 06:46 PM

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carfan

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JenK

anything better that what I have now!

Can you share ? I mean, what do you have now ?

If you feel umcomfortable putting your experience here, please send me a PM, I am curious...

Sep 20, 2009 | 07:43 PM

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JenK, if your avitar is your car keep in mind that the exhaust system on the 2009 cars is very different than the 2005-08 cars. 2009 exhaust will not fit a 2005-08 car.

Sep 21, 2009 | 03:53 AM

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my car is stock 09 C2S PDK/SCP. The sound of the exhaust is a little low for me. I came out of an M6, so I am missing that growl, probably the only thing that I miss about it! I am thinking sharkwerks by-pass for the 997.2. I just don't know of any installers in my area. If I went rennsport one, I'd probably just drive to FL. if anyone can help, I'd appreciate it!

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Sep 21, 2009 | 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by JenK

The Sharkwerks center by pass will not give you much more sound...just a little.
Installing a exhaust is super easy too....order want you want and tackle it yourself or any exhaust shop or dealer can install it.

Sep 21, 2009 | 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by JenK

Sounds like the RS1 exhaust is exactly what you need.

It will add a nice deep rumble at lower rpms, and that classic Porsche sound as you rev it out. The install is very simple. I'd say it can even be done right in your own garage.

Sep 21, 2009 | 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Porsche119

Sorry if this is a repost, but I dont think it is...
Im have seen/heard fabspeed, fvd/brombacher, sharkwerks, and Tubi.
The only video from tubi was a 6 speed user. I am looking for more video on the tubi and more sound. It didnt sound that much different than a cold start in my own garage? So I would love to hear it under throttle and in car.
Anyone have any direct experience with any of these exhausts and can speak about it? Thanks in advance. I would really appreciate videos from users.
As I said, I have watched the fabspeed and sharkwerks videos like 50 times each and Im still having trouble making a decision.
Thanks everyone.
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Check out the Fabspeed Dual Tone Maxflo muffler system we have avialable. The system allows you to go from medium sound to sporty sound by changing out the the inlet pipes with the provided quick release V Band clamps, making it an easy and fast transformation. The System sounds nice and sporty but not too aggressive and this in Loud/Sport mode. We also have our Side muffler bypass pipes which are more aggressive sounding and recommended to be used with the stock primary muffler unless you really want to go loud. The X Pipe Primary muffler bypass really makes a difference in power and sound when joined with our Maxflo mufflers because they will compliment each other.
PM or email me if you have any questions. Videos are below of each setup.

Quiet Version 2ndary Mufflers with X Pipe Primary Bypass and Air Intake: http://vimeo.com/2698010

Sport Version 2ndary Mufflers with X Pipe Primary Bypass, Air Intake and EVOMS ECU Tune:
http://vimeo.com/5978493

2ndary Muffler Bypass and Air Intake: http://vimeo.com/2279533

2ndary Muffler Bypass, Primary Muffler Bypass and Air Intake: http://vimeo.com/2410878

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Sep 21, 2009 | 04:49 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom@Rennsport-1

Sounds like the RS1 exhaust is exactly what you need.

It will add a nice deep rumble at lower rpms, and that classic Porsche sound as you rev it out. The install is very simple. I'd say it can even be done right in your own garage.

thanks! i have a great indy and I called them today and they said no problem, they can do it! Let me know when it is available!

BTW guys, there is now way I would do it myself!

that's for the pros!